outside the senate today is rosemary barton.nother chamber with a conservative majority. >> this is where the governor general or rides with the prime minister, we will see a lot of the new faces. they have never been part of that. it's exciting from that perspective. in terms of content, and nobody will be overly surprised from what they hear today. this is a prime minister that tends to slip a little tidbits into throne speech is to catch people off guard. we remember the potential change to the lyrics of "o canada" that backfired on them. in terms of the broad strokes, we expect the speech will reflect what we heard throughout the election. no one is on the edge of their seats. it will be interesting because it is his first one, stylistically, how he goes about reading it, how he delivers it and enjoys it. we are told he will probably not show in the lawn. even though it is a beautiful day. he would drive up in the car. there were some people joking that maybe he could write up -- ride up in his bike, because he likes to bike

daric barton line as single to right. suzuki cuts boston's lead to just one. barton raises his average 18 points in this series, but adrian gonzalez puts the game away in the fourth with a 1 shot over the green monster. his 50th rbi of the season. anderson takes the loss. the as get swept and have now lost six straight. roger federer ended novak djokovic's streak. no one plays better on clay than rafael nadal. he fell behind in the first set. he tracks down federer's drop shot and brilliant let play resulting in a win for the king of clay. then, trading punches from the baseline, then he loads up and takes the -- that may have been federer's best chance. nadal has only lost once. federer with the overhead. still doesn't matter. nadal rips a backhand for the two-set lead. federer sunt crumble. he's never played nadal better. great drop shot, but nadal has no fear on the clay. he gives himself a belated 25 25th birthday present as he tie tie -- nadal is almost six months younger than federer when he won his 10th. at 25, it seems like he could get federer and his

tom barton reports. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro not anymore turkey's attitude in short can be summed up very simply. part of the euro right now took on the street seem to have a wide range of opinions on the euro but their country's doorstep europe's economy is worse now turkey says improving turkey is improving in all fields but europe is going backwards so we don't need them. to fish people are using the year as an investment to earn money here is a more reliable and turkish money people don't want to save their money in the euro . few invest in euros you get more than leave the euro is also stronger than dollars having said that i don't want to risk investing. but academics analyzing public opinion have found a common logic in decisions about the euro people polled don't care about wider economics but about their own personal finances. economy is actually beyond the important factors that make euro skeptic or euro file the public opinion an

darkness so much of the world as the longest lunar eclipse in a decade gets underway and artie's tom barton is watching the skies for us in moscow tom tell us you do see much where you are at the moment. at the moment defiant look up into the moscow sky there's been a few clouds the vision of the moon hasn't been so great but if you can see the moon we've seen it in and out of the clouds it's glowing a bright red color and if you do look up at the moment and see that don't be alarmed what you're seeing his name you know things into the first full lunar eclipse and that's been since the year two thousand so what is actually happening why is the moon glowing red well usually the moon at night that you see glowing white is a reflection of the sun's rays back to work the two lines right now in fact the earth has come between the sun and the moon blocking out most of the sun's rays getting to the moon the rays that you can see getting to the moon are the red rays most of the blue ones i mean you know. this is giving in now and that red color of the moment for the next hour and a half hours the s

moving well and a major problem to the south of here on the dun barton bridge. two westbound lanes are closed because of a fatal accident there . so if you are trying to cross from the peninsula to the east bay and another way around. san mateo bridge is the best bet this afternoon. >> a leading garden care company is hoping to cash in on the growing of marijuana industry. he wants to target the market in an effort to boost seams. he makes products for lawn and garden care. the company relies on companies. >> morning show anchor who thought he would share the with the daily dala llama. >> can you make me one with everything. yeah. you know what i mean? can you make me one with everything. it is not possible. >> i knew that wouldn't work. >> it was pain employ. the anchor said he's cringing for telling the worst joke to the best guest. he knew he was in trouble when the dalai lama didn't know what pizza was. >>> and hello dolly. >> and tough choices in san jose. the agreement just reached with police and how it could affect public safety. >> the internet got fast

to this card and which by then it was run by john barton son, john julie. i know it is a bit off-putting, but i will send you a picture. the delegates spent three hours here. they admired the trees and shrubs that have been collected from all 13 states. wherever they turn the basically saw yet another specimen from yet another part of the country. it seems america's entire flora was assembled here, from the trees that were collected far of north to the flowering shrubs the william had collected in florida. years they saw the trees and shrubs from the 13 states thriving together, branch is intertwined. today's letter on monday they met again to vote on the so-called plan, the connecticut plant -- connecticut plan was a compromise which suggested that the house of representatives should be based on a proportionate representation. in the sec each state should have equal votes. they had previously voted on the connecticut plant and dismiss it. but to everybody's astonishment this time around the voting took a surprising course. three delegates switched their vo

daric barton, 1-0 a's, gives the a's a 2-0 lead. there it is. first win at home.ce replacing bob geren. the giants continue to show why they are champions. everybody jumps in the act. arizona, not so -- it's funny. they got a team that is contending, at this part of the season. 24,000 tonight. pat burrell, first triple in two years. cody ross scores and the giants lead 2-1. bill hall making his presence felt. nobody wanted him and when they had the injury to freddy sanchez, he got the call. he comes through. first rbi as a giant. 3-2, san francisco. madison bumgarner wins tonight. support offensively. here is the key to the game. 3-2 bottom 8. rowand comes up with the ball. tejada with the throw home. there it is. tying run cut down at the plate. giants tack on a few more and win 5-2 over the diamondbacks. they lead the west by 2-1/2. barry bonds wants to get rid of his felony record so he instruct his lawyers to try to throw out the verdict or have a new trial. july 1 hearing is scheduled to consider this motion. but it lingers, meaning baric baric has a felony o

they sent the first baseman to the minor leagues barton.hen went after their second straight win against the new york mets. second baseman mark ellis off the disabled list. game tied at 2. but then conor jackson base hit left field. coco crisp is in. extra inning. 13th inning. brad ziegler hits justin turner. did he turn that or what is this bush league. they lose 3-2. he leans right into that. barry bonds making his pitch and watching the twins and giants. suddenly red hot at the plate. triple in the second inning. he was the big hitter tonight and the giants win 5-1. eli whiteside how about that. always be aware at a baseball game even in the press box. >> angels angels torii hunter making the catch and injuring his wrist. angels beat the marlins. >> ouch. >> ouch. gold cup soccer action. u.s. and canada. >> beautiful. >> u.s. beat them 1-0. gold cup final now for the fourth straight time. major league. playing big league sock nearby so the as are human? >> captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.co

barton would had a few rbi hits, but for the most part, it was all boston today and a shot that getse top of the green monster. next for oakland, a three-game set in oakland tomorrow. coverage of every team on comcast sports. 30 minutes of coverage you care about. later this month, the final weekend of june, nascar will be in sonoma. they're wrapping up the week in kansas. richard childress in hot water after getting kyle busch in a head lock and punching him. dale earnhardt jr. gets loose coming off turn four. spins, is able to hold on. and not hit anything. he would rally to finish second to ten last left. bk playing the fuel mileage game and stretching it on fuel and making ilt. winning for the second time in his career. finally, nedal won five french open titles going in today and today, makes it six taking down roger federer. just 15 days from now, wimble n wimbledon. >>> thanks a lot. thanks for choosing nbc bay area news at 6. we've got in wine country coming up next, then we'll see you back here at 11:00. have a good night. look, every day we're using . the world needs more e

in the fourth, daric barton lines to right. suzuki keeps the lead at one.e raises his average 18 points t but gonzalez puts the game away with a shot over the green monster. his 50s rbi this season and anderson takes the loss. the as get swept and have now lost six straight. roger federer ended djokovic's perfect -- on friday. no one plays better than nadal. the top seed fell behind in the set but comes back. he tracks down federer's drop shot and then a winner for the king of clay. later in the set, nadal and federer trading punches from the baseline. finally nadal loads up and takes the sed 7-5. that may have been federer's best chance. nadal has only lost once in 46 patches at the french. then, a tie breaker. federer with the overhead. doesn't matter. nadal rips the backhand for a two-set lead. federer never crumbles. he's never played nadal better at the french. drop shot and nadal has no fear on the clay. he gives himself a belated 25 25th birthday present as he ties b. borg. only borg was younger than nadal. he was barely 24, a if you will year younge

barton, big hit here. doubles to the gap. sizemore scores. a's down 2-1.ennington with a big two-out hit. game tied at. still two outs. matsui with a base hit. cocoa kris -- coco crisp and pennington come home. the a's bull pen showing darts. in the sixth, rowan strikes out. and then sandoval, grounds into the double play, bailey the save, a's have won four straight, giants have loss three in a year. the series tomorrow at 1:00. >>> to golf in april, rory mcilroy took a four shot sleet into the final round of the masters and blew it. tomorrow, mcilroy has an opportunity to ease the misery of that meltup, all he has to do is not blow an eight shot lead. the 22 year from northern ireland has been so good, even he was amazed watching highlights of his first two rounds on the practice range this morning. the field trying to cut into his six stroke lead heading into the third round. world number two lee westwood, eagle putt on 16. 6-under 65. this is sergio garcia on 15. punch shot and it's moving. the stick is his friend. knocks it down. he reside knock in the

yet to be seen from that investigation what caused this tragic accident right right all right tom barton reporting there live tom thank you very much indeed and we'll speak to you later. and right now peter about his gas debates rather another arrow western imperative is a laser on the way in africa crosstalk is up next.

derek barton would add few rbi hits. for the most par it was all boston today. adrian gonzalez doing more damage with a two-run shot that gets to top of the green monster. the red sox beating the a's-3. next up for oakland, a three-game set in baltimore starting tomorrow. >>> later this month, the final weekend of june, nascar will be at the infineon raceway in sonoma. today they were wrapping up the weekend in kansas. legendary team owner richard childress in hot water with nascar officials after reportedly getting kyle busch in a headlock and punching him yesterday in the garage area. as for the racing with a little more than 100 laps to go, dale earnhardt jr. getting loose off turn 4. he spins and is able to hold on to it and not hit anything. he would rally to finish second. and then with ten laps left, race leader kurt busch has to pit for fuel. his teammate brad keselowski inherits the lead. bk playing the fuel mileage game smart, stretching it on fuel and making it for his second time in his career. and oyou know, rafal nadal winning today. that's his six

derek barton batted .206 and aubrey hiv hitting .218 with four home runs.e yankees teed off on the a's lefty. curtis granderson pops a two- run home run the 17th of the year. then in the 4á9, scores two more runs. get a 5-1 yankee lead and one inning later, looks more like yankee stadium. new york tagged anderson for 11 hits and a career worth ten runs. that's nine straight wins over oakland. ryan vogelsong continued to sew solidify his. brian belt on the wrist, he would come out and have x-rays negative. they are calling it a contusion. aubrey huff will be back in the lineup tomorrow. trying to preserve a 3-3 tie, but skip schumaker couldn't get it. cardinals win 4-3. the giants remain one-half game in second place. i have in my hand the tuesday night. at number five in la, uses his daughter to get the baseball. but when the ball comes, he just drops her. at number four, he got the ball. okay. troy first name victor in the near court goes for the winner of the ball boy. wrong place, wrong time. number three, jack hanahan. indians win the game. they have a

but with all the riches here and not in europe you no longer seems like such a profitable move tom barton r.t. istanbul turkey. has a eurozone debt burden it shows little sign of abating e.u. members that decided to stick to their own national currencies are breathing a sigh of relief that's a view of yourself your fame editor of german newspaper design. those european nations not the your will no be much stronger. there's the right thing. there's no way we can avoid a default it will have to be done. with by the european community everybody together if the greeks leave. that is like you know a lot stronger mind. read your way into this is some but if you want to be truly economic you know. things like an economist i think is true the best solution because. once you know you you devalue and once you can do that once your value you can retain your competitiveness on the international market this after all is the example of argentina which broke out of the monetary union with the u.s. dollar as the. but i have a coming the crisis in the usa will be discussed in st peters but i do internatio

are asking a new question is it worth it tom barton reports that your kid turkey is in asia minor not in europe turkey's place is not inside the european union turkey started seeking integration with europe in the one nine hundred fifty s. and was made a u. candidate in one nine hundred ninety nine but since then from some germany have remained opposed continually stalling negotiations turkey. and the european union have actually stalled the. relationship for such a long time now that the turkish public is tired of it the main reason turks think the europeans don't want them immigration first well they come and steal our jobs like the polish plumber did. and second well they threaten us culturally but others see the real fair in paris and berlin as a loss of political power and this sort of. frank german condominium is already on the challenge but with the inclusion of turkey in the european union it would be totally impossible to sustain now embroiled in economic crisis the e.u. isn't as strong as it once seemed turks are starting to view the delays in joining less with frustration a

i know chairman barton expressed that in the last hearing and i'm just astounded by what i'm rathering today. also when i read the reports, i make lots of tabs and everything else. but if i could, the question, you know, you said it's the prerogative of the chair who gets the information. but first of all, doesn't this board sit as a quasijudicial board, mr. bell? would it sit as a quasijudicial board? >> was "-- a quasijudicial board? >> has to have all the information come before the board? >> i think the commission as a whole has to make a decision. >> but the board makes a decision but it's quasijudicial that's doing this? >> yes, i would agree with that. >> would you say the commission needs to make timely actions on their actions before they have something come before it. because if you don't, justice delayed is a justice denied. would that be a fair statement? >> you would think after a certain time frame after anything has happened you would have motions going forward to end whatever it is you're in the process of doing. >> also following along, when the commissioner's internal

good idea but with all the riches here not in europe no longer seems like such a profitable move tom barton r.t. istanbul turkey has a euro zone's debt burden it shows little sign of abating e.u. members that decided to stick to their own national currencies are breathing a sigh of relief that's a view of yourself your fate and it are of german newspaper designed. those european nations not be well know we. can. do the right thing. there's no way we can avoid it it will have to be done. with the european community everybody together if the greeks leave. us that is like you know a lot stronger mind. read your way into the system but. truthfully. if you know. the truth like an economist i think that's true solution because. once you're out you. draw you and what you can look at once you value you can retain your competitiveness only international market this article is the example of projection which broke out of the monetary union with the u.s. dollar. but overcoming the crisis in the usa will be discussed in some places but i think the national economic forum enters its last day covering fr

derek barton at the plate and singles to left center, bringing in ryan sweeney.o it's 2-0 oakland in their bright yellow uniforms. and closer andrew bailey. ♪ oh, won't you go home, bill bailey ♪ 2-1 is your final. >> the money was blairing in the clubhouse, and the a's are back in the win column. >> i think i had five left-handed batters in the lineup. so that's kind of my out pitch and i use the fastball, changeup when i needed to and got into the slider to get some outs and ground ball double plays when i needed them. >> reporter: this is bob melv melvin's first win here as manager. i'm kate longworth for nbc bay area. >> great job, kate. by the way, the boston bruins won their first stanley cup since 1972. a wild celebration tonight. raj and jessica, that stanley cup weighs 35 pounds. ouch. >> it's like a toddler. >> a big toddler. >> thank you, henry. ck we'ri be ghbat >> we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] shopping for dad's day? give yourself the gift of jcp cash! no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or $20 off on the spot! unlike other stores,

. >> clara barton start of the american red cross. >> students got the normal lessons, but it also got a special one outside the classroom. >> there like everything outside. so have never had the experience of a national parks. >> students participated in the first bloom project and competition. they designed and built a garden trom the ground up in ver hurmont. >> we learned a lot about the environment and how to take care of it and how to plant plants properly. >> they won the first bloom competition by beating out 23 groups from all over the country. their reward is a field trip to washington, d.c., on thursday. >> stop but the national monument and the washington monument. >> i am looking forward to going to washington, d.c., and having fun there. >> the experience from start to finish has been wrenched their lives -- has enriched th eir lives. >> the students will maintain the garden next year. >> congratulations to them. two more broadcast before the "today" show says goodbye to meredith vieira. a look back on five years of coping with a tough students -- five years of cooking. >

idea but with all the riches here not in europe you no longer seems like such a profitable move tom barton r.t. istanbul turkey. while the e.u. struggles to pull its members out of a destructive default spiral the countries which stuck to their own currencies are breathing a sigh of relief and that's a view from germany which has always been the chief proponent of the euro. those european nations that are not in the europe will no be much stronger much more convinced that they're the right thing when it didn't join your there's no way we can avoid a default it will have to be done or leave it is within and by the european community everybody together if the greeks leave. that is like you know a lot stronger mind. we just wait into the system but if you want to be totally cool the economic you know. the things like an economist i think us trust the best solution because. once you're out you can. devalue and once you can do that once your value you can retain your competitiveness on the international market does that after all as the example of argentina which broke out of the monetary union

month has been holding their traditional meeting at russia's star city outside moscow artie's tom barton went along as well to meet up with flight engineer kathy coleman who became famous for a somewhat unique performance on the station. for six months to do experiments you've been playing your flute to green living and working out. but you know back here on earth i just wanted to ask you about some of the every day things that you have to cope with up so i actually brought flutes from anderson jethro tull and also from the band the chieftains set at two hundred year old irish mint and also a ten whistle and then and then once you get up there you want to share this and mr anderson came up with this a way to play a duet together it's been very popular across the world we'll just have a quick listen to to that recording duet. tell us a bit more about how you sorted out just the everyday things that we have to try and sort of say the biggest inconvenience of not having gravity is that everything floats and that can be nice i mean i can move a thousand pound rock abutment by myself and push

with all the riches here it's not in europe you know longer seems like such a profitable move tom barton r.t. istanbul turkey while the e.u. struggles to pull its members out of a destructive default spiral the countries which stuck to their own currencies are breathing a sigh of relief and that's so you're from germany which is always been the chief proponent of the euro. you're. not be you're willowby much much more. so than the right thing. says no way we can avoid it before it will have to be done. with european community everybody together if the greeks leave. that is like you know it's wrong their mind major major break into the system but it's. entirely canonical you know. like an economist i think is true suppressed solution because. once you know your volume and once you can do that once you're the only two you can retain your competitiveness of the international market this after all is the example for attention which broke or wanted to with the us dollar as they could. and in just a few minutes the highly qualified people destined for a lower quality lie china's boom produces

landed short of the runway at but first of all it's and we can now talk to our correspondent tom bartonwith the latest details about that tom so please update us on the story also latest information that we have. all of these forty eight people on board the. plane five have now been taken to hospital it's reported there sir said to be in a serious condition of those people there was forty three passengers and five crew and eight of the passengers were thought to be children as well it's thought that all the other people apart from those five taken to hospital may indeed be dead the plane was on its way to petras avoids a city in karelia it's a really a region in russia's northwest it was on the on the way there from moscow when it crashed not much is known at the moment as to why the crash may have happened but it's known that the plane broke up on impact with the ground and also caught fire that fire is now being put out but it hit the ground very hard the emergencies ministry is at the moment saying the causes could be anything from pilot error through to a mechanical fault on the pla

heavens opened on lap twenty five well that stopped the race that over two hours and when it resumed barton was involved in another collision on love forty four this time bumping into. now you along whose ferrari spun off by the spaniard not a happy camper but by lap sixty five button is moving through the field passing markel schumacher here into second place and then on the final laps the baskin vettel and started on pole that the back end of his red bull slipped wide pass to claim its first victory of the season in sixteen points of vettel and still the three overall standings mark webber got the last podium spot but button was all smiles. eventually and on the last lap. he ran a little bit why don't you work problems as they would be optional for you and for me. your front of the growth for a few minutes i wouldn't want that i would have enjoyed this recent. possibly progress meanwhile there's been a change at the top of the moto g.p. standings casey stoner ousting world champion your good enzo thanks to superbly at the british grand prix which was also affected by the rain i bet stoner

into darkness around much of the world with the longest lunar eclipse in a decade now underway tom barton is watching the skies for us. looking up into the night sky observers can see a bright red moon that's a lunar eclipse the first full lunar eclipse since the year two thousand or exactly is a lunar eclipse well usually when you look up at the moon in the night sky it's a reflection of the sun's rays that makes it look white but to night the earth moved in between the sun and the moon blocking out the sun's rays the only rays but got from the sun to the moon were those that were passed through the edge of the earth's atmosphere and those rays can't be the blue elements taken out of them meaning that those rays that get to the moon are the red ones giving it that reddish teams well all around the globe people are watching this lunar eclipse the only place that can't see it is north america because it's daytime there at the moment but for an hour a ha and a half to the full eclipse of the of the moon people looking at the moon especially if they're using telescopes and binoculars can see

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